Thanks for the note - it is 1.3 Beta on a windows 7 computer - i can recreate the issue by starting a new project, recording the first, crisp line and the subsequent lines sound muffled - for me it has to be something built into the settings but i can't find it...will continue to look and would appreciate any further help until i get the chance to rerecord!
tom
Help! Need same sound quality for two different clips...
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Re: Help! Need same sound quality for two different clips...
1.3 beta doesn't give us enough information, we need to know the third number too.
If you go Help menu -> About it should tell you exactly what version you have.
Should be something like "Audacity ® 1.3.13-beta (Unicode)".
You should be using version 1.3.13
If that's not your version you can get it from here: http://audacityteam.org/download/
If you go Help menu -> About it should tell you exactly what version you have.
Should be something like "Audacity ® 1.3.13-beta (Unicode)".
You should be using version 1.3.13
If that's not your version you can get it from here: http://audacityteam.org/download/
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Re: Help! Need same sound quality for two different clips...
Hi - its this one - Audacity ® 1.3.13-beta (Unicode)
if you know of anyway to fix in this version that would be sweet
I have tried putting all of the data on one line and the first part is clean and the other bits are 'dirty / fuzzy' - is there an effect / something i can run over the whole thing to at least make it consistent if not clean?
Thanks!
if you know of anyway to fix in this version that would be sweet
I have tried putting all of the data on one line and the first part is clean and the other bits are 'dirty / fuzzy' - is there an effect / something i can run over the whole thing to at least make it consistent if not clean?
Thanks!
Re: Help! Need same sound quality for two different clips...
Have you tried this yet?
If so, what happened?1) Record the first track
2) Mute the first track
3) Record a second track.
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Re: Help! Need same sound quality for two different clips...
that works! thanks! but it didn't help the fact i had to get someone to record it again but i know for next time - thanks!